American Trucking Associations

Cautious optimism expressed for the June trucking market by analysts at both organizations

Texas grows as locus for autonomous truck testing as Aurora Innovation plans to begin Class 8 testing in Dallas-Fort Worth area.

In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, an autonomous trucking startup is in search of funding, robots are taking over warehouses, and trucking still rules the freight world.

The American Trucking Associations said the industry moved 11.84 billion tons of freight in 2019, generating almost $792 billion in revenue.

Almost three weeks later, event in Florida has yielded zero coronavirus cases, says president of Georgia Motor Trucking Association

$1.5 trillion infrastructure bill passes U.S. House along party lines; includes truck insurance hike.

California Air Resources Board is preparing a rule that would require fleets in California to purchase the electric trucks manufacturers are now required to sell.

Facing possible FMCSA action, brokers contend responsibility for nonpayment of motor carrier claims should fall on financial backers.

United States Transportation Alliance plans to keep pressure on lawmakers on issues affecting truckers.

Intermodal Motor Carrier Conference said the Ocean Carrier Equipment Association can avoid regulatory or legal action by reaching a “mutually beneficial” resolution to the chassis lease rate dispute.

Rulemaking would require making detention time data public

Leasing companies say a neutral chassis pool lacks incentive to invest the tens of millions of dollars each year to maintain viable chassis equipment.

Freight haulers across transport modes join effort to raise awareness.

FMCSA has expanded the types of crashes eligible for review under its Crash Preventability Determination Program, giving fleets and drivers more options to have non-preventable crashes removed from their record. )

ATA intermodal group alleges $1.8 billion in haulage overcharges

Supplies from FEMA follow calls by industry and lawmakers for more COVID-19 protection.

From President Trump’s Twitter handle to free roadside lunches and children’s Crayola posters, the nation adores truckers hauling groceries and medical supplies during the coronavirus pandemic. Will the good feelings last?

Bob Costello expects many trucking companies to go out of business before the economy recovers from the recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Trucking and travel plaza trade groups urge states to cut slack to truckers delayed by overzealous social distancing so critical freight can keep moving during coronavirus pandemic.

Congress expected to approve package that could help avoid permanent shutdowns